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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-24
WAYS OT THE RED NEN.
10 ccuIection- Of the rribrs Living in
Indiana when the Pioneers Game.

"a ccuIIection- OF the TribPs Living in
Indiana when the Pioneers Came.
"They made "a good deal of maple
sugar and sold part of it. They mad
4 large, fine camp ON the west side of
White river, above Noblesvillc The
sap was caught in little bark troughs
that would hold perhaps halfa bucket
tut, and boiled down in brass kettles.
Brass kettles were universal cooking
utensils of the Indians ut that time.
\ on would never see party OF them
without several kcttel- la sugariuR
oil they stirred the sap great deal,
aud SO made the sugar of
very fine grain. They ;hel
mounted 1t in small, ruuud cakes
about six or eight inches across. They
used to bring considerable quantities
Of honey aud boeswaX also. There
were Hany wild bees III the country,
and plenty of honey for those who
would ind the trees in which they
hlvcd and cut them down, They
would put tho comb in the kettles
separate the WAY, aud boil down the
honey until it was rs thick ~ The
thickcs, moln~ scs. Sometimes they
would mako it thick as shocmeker's
WAY and roll it in bAIs. The trade
in these articles howeyer was vcry
smal compared with he trade in
peltry."
How did they keep mcaj?'
"BY jerking it. They cut il in thin
trips aud placed it on y framework
Nf atirls uuiar tV bigh thnrA tVul a hnb
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-24

After course OF the uetiouR ionic aui alter
atye, the liver and bowels. always more or
less disordered during prolonged Htt3ck Of
indigestion, resume their functions and he
con regular. Thus not ouly dy~pepsia but
its concomitants, constipation and bil lousnes
are conquered BY tn medicine, which RENE
dies their fruitful cause, weakness OF the or.
eans ofdige,tiop. The ep+IHstric nerve, Gel.
luar iistu ne, IN short. every organ that bears A
part in the digestive processes acquires ylsor
aud regularity from the benign invigorant.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-24
u V2 w Ki8y gsG Il II
Absolutely Pure.

This powder never varies. Amarvei OF puri-
tY' strength and wholesomeuess More econ
omioal than the ordinary kinds and cannot be
sold In competition with the multitude Of low
test hori.weight alum or phosphate now
ders sold only IN cans. ROYAL BAKING
POWDER co, l06 Wall ST.. New Yorh,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-24

One week longer Weeamesty request all who eol't 10
purchasing Wrap Jacket for the fall or Wlte4 81
ceut on every garment This is no idle boast as W.
ur store will prove
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-24

The West End Drug Store still
hoIds its own. Prescriptions prompt
Iy and carefully compromised
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-05-24

The above Insurance Companies have esta5-
lished a General Agency here. and the under
signed, General AgeH-s are authorized " fa.
RISKS against Che Dangers % the s q
at the Most Reasonable Rates. and "a
the Most Favorable FERNS.
400 T., z Cf,uAT-Epp g. On f.gr.,r.1 A 5,+
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-05-24

early age Of FIVE, kept it for no less
than seventy two years, leaving it to
his grandson, Louis Nv, who, in his
turn, held it for fifty.
The Elector Frederick William, the
founder of the greatness of Prussia,
held the title forty -elght years, two
years longer than the reign of the
great Frederick.
Coming now to our own country,
we have among the Kings of Scot
land William l., ruling that portion
of the island for almost half cen
tury, and David IL, bearing the title
of King of Scotland for forty years, a
great portion of which, however, he
spent as an exile in France or as a
prisoner in England.
OF English sovereigns, Henry III.
reigned tifty-six, the warlike Edward
III. fifty one, and the unfortunate
Henry VI. forty-nine years. Good
Queen Bess reigned forty-fve, and
her successor, James, spent thirty-six
years of his wife foolish life as King
o'Scots, and twenty more on the
throne of England, making ffty-six
in all. King George the Third
assembled the throne in 1760, and
occupied it until his death in 1920, a
period Of sixty years, his jubilee being
celebrated by the nation in 1907
Exchange.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-05-24
American Chivalry.

A.child of very tender years arrived
at the St. Paul railway station, Chica-
go, unaccorhpanied by any one. A note
taken from the pocket of the tiny
cloak was self-explanatory. 1t was to
this effect: "To all Conductors
Leadville, Jan. Is, 1887. Little Norah
Leonard. q young lady six years old,
and going home to Syracuse, Ny She
is ali alone, with 10 one to look after
her. Willyou kindly see that she has all
the attention necessary to ensure her
q safe and pleasant journey? Respec-
lively. G. Curtiss, ticket agent, Union
Pacific" The letter was marked " ..
K" by four conductors The child
came from LeadvilIe over the Union
Pacific to Omaha, thence by the Chi
eago, Milwaukee. and st. Paul to
Chicago. There she was put on a
lake Shore train and shipped to her
Estimation
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-05-24

1928 " IA. sCHATFER & CO.. General Acf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08
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ESa, q 81 ra. ssn SS. s sSs
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Corn Cora 81. 100 oI Ou sSo''' WYNN
81 g. %ar'f ~
@ .;.sS, M sss J s1 70.
s S9 ssS "a siSv''0r %
Western Creamery osac sya Fg,ts 2 sgm r ss.,
Sew.Yorx and vsrmcn, isbsisae. Egg. .eahys
Eastern for %' the sAoss and
10000 cora 1890 bush oau $1,000 lush Sn''ss
1900 bush
iSSs Nav sales ssar Siai ss2ss No n R,s
u N0r s sa' BE- S' %. ehr,n
Pssa sssa s ss s" Y,s% ss ~ ~ % No
dan sn ana
s ssc No. Extra s2e No. Ss.isrn
Sarsg 1000 b%sh sSpmens $500 BUSH Corr
22.ogO bush Oats 300 bush.
Patents q s5sa So Soasnesn %intsrs % 8 H.
igsn Winter g y Choice 70 Fancy Mans'o ras
1925. Rye FlOur-s23 O0s3 10 10 oolA Buckwheat SO
rhe yIe,d,nr futures ranged q, folio vs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08
CLOSING PRICES OF PHTLA DsLPHIA STOCKS
MONDAY, March TT. VI.

MONDAY March II. W.
The stock market to-day opened quiet aud tame at
prices only little changed from Saturdays closing figures
There we're more fractional gains than declines. SIX
per cent break I'm the price OF Cotton Seed OIL certificates
which although denomnated unlisted" are dealt In
on the same floor with "listed" securities, was
the prominent feature which attracted the great
est attention Immediately after the beginning OF
business IL would he idle TO say that the break did not
have temporary effect upon the market for listed
securities because at ten minutes past 10 IL was almost
the only security upon which stranger In passing
through the Exchange would have heard comments
After little time. however the general market began 10
develop and temper OF its own without ACTIVITY
there hardening OF values which extended through
the whole list Some reactions there were but thcy were
small and quickly recovered FROM The total uansac-
tons Of the day amounted only To 2o4 shares against
I64 81 shares on Saturday. Western Union was con-
spcuous In dealings and recorded moro than one
quarter OF tho days whole transactions IL opened
up Is per cent at 7j7s. rose To ''9 anu
closed at 77A II is anihoritatively stated
that oil rumors OF purchasing merging or
leasing competitive lines by the Western Union Company
are without foundation but 1t Is stated upon the same
authority that by the payment 81 dividends the COM
pany has and accommodating large surplus which be-
longs to the sockhoders and that the forthcoming report
for the coming quarter although IL the dull quarter OF
the year, will give satisfactory showing III - sad
that II IL upon these latter facts ana not upon
prospects OF immediate ending OF competition INC
strength Of tho stock based Chicago aud Northwest
ern was another which dev oopcd marked strength
II rose - per l6s transactions In only l5Jo'
shares Central OF NewJersey with sales OF only 1000
shares rose from 694 to 7lLa7lis Richmond and
West Point was In amount OF sales aud sold MP
10 43la but closed at Asa gain OF per cent lho
trunk lines dull but strong OF Lake shore only
500 shares and Of Frie only $500 shares were sold.
but they closed wiih advances OF q aud Il per cent
respectively
The subTrcasury day began the redemption OF tho
trade dollars took In slosooo After day or t~0s
experience probably will be able TO increase the daily
redemption very materially. The members OF the Stock
Exchange we're much Erata"d by tie announcement
made by the President OF the Board that fellow mem
ber Tasker ii. Marvin. who suspended last autumn
would pay all his obligations In full with interest on
pro.cutation OF claims Mr Marvin will Immediately
Govemmoni bonds quiet and steady with the BIDS
for the IS up per cent Annexed the closing quota
lions:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08
pUsBrNG THE ANTESALOON MOVEMEN1
MANY NEW MEMBERS ENRoILED-FAVoRiNG HE
uIGH-IICENSE BILL

x,.Ny NEW MEMBERS ENROILED-FAVORlNG HE
HIGH-LICENsE BILL
Since the recent meeting Of the Executive committee
of IN, Ant-saoon Republicans Of this state ana inc
formal acceptance by Justice Noah Davis OF the
presidency Of the organization the WORK OF enroihg
new members has been going on rapidly Geheral ooh-
want he secretary said that 1000 new names mao peen
enrolled SAID that there were over
IN the organization who had pledged themseVe.
raman In the Republican ranks II IL WOuiu ASSIST III
putting down the barrooms General CONWAY sun , nS ~
the jegslatnre failed TO pass the iighLcense bii IL
wonid be a great blow 10 the AntiSaoon movement ana
would help the Third Party ProhiDiuonists; anu, vi
course that would be the same as helping the
ne aid that his friends anxious 10 nave the heP
in the Legislature realize this facts ana accordingly
fhe following dispatch sent last night 10 Albany
NEw.YoRK March 7. 1887:
Hon ERNEST CROSBY, Member Of Assembly, htOdny w. T.
The state arganizaton now repre-
sentine more than thousand kepuDan voters
heartily approves the License bill as party measure
III passage win great good TO the cities nvoVed
>' f~o NOAH DAVIS. President.
THOMAS W. CoswAY. Secretary.
The First Metropolitan AntiSaloon Republican League
which was organized Saturday evening in the Iweh
first Ward by State Executive COMMITTEE mas the
following officers President, Lincoln MOSS Yce.pres
dent the Rev. J. s. WhedOD, Caleb H. kheVais ana
(hristopher Pullman treasurer. Dr. Charles r. Bruce
secretary s. C. bherwood assistant secretary, Geo ".
Tabell executive committee, Lewis A. owens orleans
dresses were delivered by Colonel Edgar r. Hill ana
frank Moss the State Executive Committee, ana Dy
DIR Charles T. Bruce. plan OF work was ald OUT anu
4 public meeting will soon be held.
Local societies have been organized IN many places
tbronghout the State and several will be organized In
,his civ within weeks. Demands for the address
nj the State Committee, recently Issued come In large
numbers from all parts OF the state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Prime sold year at So IS G$6 05 and
the average was estimated at 20 80
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.-The arrivals OF Beeves the
past bead less than last week and 7O7 head
less than the corresponding time last year.
The supply Wednesday although less than 100 carloads
prov ed TO be In OF The demand and with slow
dragging trade prices fell of Oc and the yards not
cleared The light offerings Friday sold quickly. and
prices fully from the decline OF Wednesday
markets have shown marked change Refrigera
tor selling at4sd scant Lie per d. and best Amer
lean Live Cattle bringing llGl1tc Tor the estimated
dressed weight
Live Calves mp the close of the week and
the demand Just about equal To the supply.
prices tending downward slightly both "Wednesday and
Thursday with little strength To tho Lamb market on
There mproven eDt on saturday and the pens
cleared The general complaint Is that the STOCK IL
bought AT too high hgure In Western markets
Dressed Hogs have tended IN with the Market
closing firm SATURDAY single carload OF Live hogs
very cOmmon) sold during the WEE at o &c
REEVES Receipts yesterday and TO day 1873 cars o.
2246 heaSS City and 80 cars 40 6otbst
The stock uptown all consigned 10 saugherers and ex
pOrters follows SO TO MI tastmaD cars TO stern
Il MetYgeri and cars 10 Meyer q Regenrten. ~
lily 20 for saughterers ana as IL cal
delayed the West ShOie Road there were only 40
sale up ~ O'Clock There was an active demand
for Cattle advanced fully l5c win some safes -oo
higher than last nday. o,-.-- i,
Common Prime sOd al "a 6OGS5 10: Ch0ce ana
Extra at IS 5Ods5 40 per 100 N. .ooo.
Bulls better than last week with sales at 50 so
81 sold $3d ~ 40 stays aud oxen at ~ ~ 90
Tho Wyoming takes $50 quarters oI b.ef
The weeks shipments 1--we Cattle and Sheep and Dressed
Be Fl and Mutton follows!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. March 7.-l230 p. m.-Cotton firm with
good demand. MiddliDg Uplands. o ,itd; 40 oreans
6s1; Saes-l200O bales including ZOoo oae Iot s2ecu
Saion and export bales including 1850
Fntures barely steady Upands Low Midiing clause
March delivery l764d; do bIarch and April delivery
{76ad; do April and May delivery lsid; also oin:
DO Nav and June delivery lS6id do June and July de-
ery 2384d also ~ DID, do August and September DO
livery 6.d also 22e4d; do. september ana october
Tenders for deliveries ttocsys olearngs 1900 bales
dockets ami 800 old do -, ,-,,, - -oo -.
mf;Otton-Ihc safes OF tno Jay INV "a'o'
American x,,, 49,, ,,,,.,,. .,.,..
March delivery 1854 buyers do March and April dolly
.ii sellers do May and June delivery 1884 sellers;
40 July delivery lso4d buyers do July and An.
gust delivery, b216&d buyers do August and september
delivery ZlG4d buyers do september and october deiv
cry lG-6sd buyers October and November delivery
ly.U4d. value.
n m-Futures closed strong Uplands Low Middiing
s,nsa March delivery 1854 sellers do March end
nj eliyery 1904 srlers do April aud May delivery
IG04d buyers do May and Junedelvery 1850 sellers
Anenst dslivery 2O.64d sellers: do. August and Sep
teber delivery 2214d buyers do September and OCTOBER
GtIyEsTos March 7.--Cotton drm; Middlpg 3lGi Low
Niddng Sc Good Ordinary net sna gross receipts
NORFOLK March 7.-CotoD steady; Middlng " net ana
gross receipts 1863 exports Cosstwise. Z05 bales
sales 100 bales stock a. III bales - 90 -,
SAVANNAH March 7.-Cotton quiet Mlidnng o,io Low
f4s bales exports the Continent 500 bales CoastwAs
$50 bales sales. $50 bales. stock. 41.Oo0 bales =,
SKw-ORLKAss March 7.-Cotton steady; Middnng SG
Low Middling. 1915; Good Ordinary S2 net recelps
1892 bales gross 67S7 bales exports TO Great Britain
1850 bales coastwise. bales saeA $500 bales stock
bal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08

Sales p MacPherson Ohio steers. 1923 10, at IS 20
a. 20 g do g. S'S z s. % 2' state do 1900 d. a
newton dett 10 Indiana steers 1910 p a, 3 10; z,
2 ds No. 9s D. s aq 1852 y 81 70 Dry Dr. cows
es7 No. at 80 10 DO 1851 at ss 80 DO 1921 TO- at g 40
rfpi issc ,a"'s GS a. a. ID III 20 10 = ~
100 t. NV IVA b %sS5S fS5G: ,sS5 XII Il
Il 80 p a q. 2c7o 3 at u ~ 3D. ''O go .O'O
j. Munroe 10 Chicago steers, l4l0 b atso 2oi 10 DO.
: HS'.nna 10 Western ngr. I2G3 ss'saso =,
d. d. s 20 % sV2 @ 49, 90 I 1883 s 2S 49, 70
DO i2io n 81 So 3 d. 2i5 S q s5 1910 1902 No. at
+ 90 scS sS So ssE L g. $50 49, 2isI
s a S &c. e d 4 - 49, ngs' 5 5 Dry Cow ia7o
ST Louis ie de- So at sl' q de- sss
ice r. 8 80 s SO DO lttC r. 49, 1853 80 ~ 49,
Mich cows receipts were Is head and the weok
S lbs aSa wee: SG an
G4T Srs lave been weak macy
nom $50 To $40 Tor DOR TO chocs Int by hs carload most
Receipts 81 head . aE and gr sSs
n to Prime vt. at So really
rsS GAVE. ass M@n 9 s's' sss
T. az a 70 40 % S d. 10 q D. 40 VS n "a IS DO
~ a III S Davis. As Western Calves 42e at
State yeas 90 D. 7c do. I20 10. At aO do 1873 10 at
DlicnSaek & Dewey veals l2s 10. at CLOS IS do, l2o
Newton ollett: 6veais 1870 d. Sc; 10 do lis 70. at
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-KeceIpts were SO cars OF 7l7s
hea-2o amt 10 cars al Jersey cry Iheo
not brisk both Yeang Lambs and desirable grades OF sheep
sold al an advance Of from e 10 &c per 10 Nearly all the
offerings had changed hands before l2 clock.
Poor Prime Sheep sold at 80 ~ 80 500 choice al 70
ass Oj Yearng Lambs ranged from So TO So 10 Tor Far 10
Prime and Choice and Extra sold az - 80 q z. - n
pillenbaek Dewey a state oaesp ~ To- at Ss
i f9a 49, lambs gs q IS at IS S5 io7 DO 70 10 is
Michigan DO IS 10. at 6lci l7s do 9s TO- t7e Estate
Hume Mullen: 81 state Ewes, 81 10 at4hc IL do l0l
at So 20; 1853 do. SO 70, al SO so. -....
d harrington: 81 state sheep 9s 10 at 5c 100 Ohio do
No. Bo 1872 ohio Lambs 92 ID, vt sac l44 State do ~
H. II Hollis 1913 state sheep ~ ~ at 5lc $50 do06 %.
IS 80 100 do "a H. at S. 81 $50 do SO d. at 50 sO lsI
Territory do. 81 10. at s. 51 2O2 state Lambs ~ 10 az
Hsilenbcck& Davis: ll9 state sheep 81 70; at She; q
state Sheep and Lambs 81 10. 6sc l7s Pennsyiyania
sheep IOs b. at 5'c 100 Pennsylvania Lambs 81 ID at
OS 1ci Gs acci "a Ohio sheep os d. at S. So
Michigan do. "a 10, at So 90 ~ - .,.
j. p. Nelson 90 state sheep and Lambs 72 ~ at &c;
Newton < diett la ohio sheep III 10. az 50 05 SO DO
l2i 10 at 50: $40 do 81 at So 75 pa do ss 80 a2
i4l do 80 No. at So 49, 1875 DO few Lambs % ID AZ sooo
j. n. Pldcock l7g Michigan sheep. 81 10 AZ 20 ~ Ky
Ohio do 81 TO- So go 50 Territory DO III al 70 90 %
do IA H. AT SIS so 20 do llS TO- at So l7 20 Yearngs q
10 at SO, III Michigan Lambs 81 10 at 81 o llo do 81 ID
JtdS Buckingham: 25l Texas sheep 20 n, at 1926.
/ r. Sadler & 60: 1882 Indiana sheep lOI ID; atSo 30
Collin. fPr D. a as Z, s ss, oH0 '"eep
Receipts So cars OF $500 head-3i cars at
Jcrsey CITY and "a at 40ths None for sale awe
Nominal quotations 81 ooaso ~ for Ordinary to Priwe
Hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Iirsr Yssssgs IN Y1jtr m Ia
GENERAL MARKET RE oORr.

COFFEE-On tho market for Brazil growths the temper
strong In sympathy with the speculative market Far
MO spot invoices closed firm l4ac. sales 1000 barrels
each OF Nos T. and at Ia a. 1000 bars No. al l4nsc
1000 bags No At 1890 500 bags No at lac. and 300
bags santos at l2ac. Mild STYLES Sales 300
Interior lac 5000 bags Marcabo and 100
Jamaica on private In the line Of options the market
was excited First prices showed advance OF 2On2o
points and closed firm at tho onening prices fol
lows March, IL % 1900 April 1895 6i3c0: NAV $1,000
lanb June 1900 Gl3.0j, july l3o5al3l0; August 1905
alalo septemb"r i3l00l3.1j; October. 13.l06l3l5;
UOTrON-Vaines were officially marked up lice. for
actual COT ton but the light Sales lS6 bales
l2 Saturday EVENING" ALL OF which consumption.
The port recelpts TODAY l2.707 bales com.
pairing with 1884 bales this dav last week and 1891
bales the correanon Ting dav at since sepsmber the
total receipts have 9552l0 bales 1852
eS7 bales tor the period last year.
Quotations based on me American standard
q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08

state bonds were comparatively quiet but firm with
sales OF Louisiana cousol Is at ISL North Carolina
sprcal taxes at 49, south Carolina nfundable is at
7i2a77s and Virginia is deferred trust al ~ oi city
bank stocks Mechanics sold t2iol 40 III
Railroad bonds generally ruled strong without any
special features Enc second q, sold a. 9osayy ana
Sc we're firm about 57ii Central OF New-Jesey dc
benture Us were up at 81 che,apeahe ana V,r anna
and Georgia gold 5s closed at 99-, Louisville and Nash
willie general mp l. at 100. SewOrleans ana MO
bile rsts steady at 1854 and collateral trust AZ loo9
New York Chicago and ST. LOUIS hrss assented were
j, higher at 97A West shore Is we're hrm at TO- 's9
1903 Now.York Central deHcntures IS sold at O7 and
baltimore and ohio, % at il2sdIi2 IN
diana. Bloomington aud western seconds were were
j per cent higher at sil9 New,fork cry ana
Northern general receipts we're of per cent al T.
Mutual Union Telegraph Ga we're active at 80 30 "
Green Bay, Wnona and ST. Paul incomes were active ana
IA lower nj A. WABASH Chicago division frsts were nrn
Of 90 Atlantic and Pacific lrss were active Du, oo'sa
III ana Central Pacific frsts n higher at lsie.
OF unlisted securities dealt IN al the STOCK Etchahgo
Cotton Seed OH certificates were very active on re.
newed reports OF "A company they opened on 80 AZ
90 and quickly sold down to a on sales OF 200 after
boz aud closed at 4sal. with total sale.
Of 900 Georgia r1e .iocs .s at sos sso Hart
ford and Erie Knowltons l6OOl at 2ld2Jn2, Chicago
way aud Navigation 300 at4ta4 and preferred 600
at ga. Kingston and Pembroke 100, al 3o PnenI
81 and NJ C270O at SO 57i9as5 s7i2.
Money ruled easy at 3d4 per cent exceptional loans
al per cent and later business was at 3a22 per cent
and At the close the quotation was 2laa per cent
The sub-Treasury Today redeemed 10000 trade dol,
lars IL lost on balance rroOo| hhlc up ny losrcS va
Ss37 OIO coin and S29.067 currency The days opera
tons covered: Receipts. 81 .i36,30l payments,
81 3O2 iGs currency balances coin balance
Sl5l ,6G2,321
The Clearing House statement to-day was as follows !:
Exchanges Sl35, 9ls, 1882 balances, ~, lO,sO2.
The United States treasury at Washington received
1922 1000 National bank notes for redomption ,
The customs receipts were s933222 aud the INTERNAL
revenue receipts 1851 ,O75.
Tho foreign exchanges quiet and steady at un.
changed quotations FOR business a. foows: bankers
bills "a SAG aud ~ s72 for long and short sterling re-
Tor rcichInarKs 4Ols and 40h for guiders.
I'm London British consOs steadily advanced FROM tho
openng iii ut the close the quotations wee higher
than Saturday at 1909 for money snd 81 higher at
tet nj 3a3is per cent Tho Bank OF England gained
$4,000 bullion on balance. Bar silver VS. q quoted AZ
46d per ounce English star dard. American railways
were more active and In better demand at some cd
vances and closed strong At Paris, Ep'noh pes ssu'
rose frsln 70 .07i2 TO sO.22i2.